Hoya 67mm UV HD Camera Lens Filter

Name: Hoya 67mm UV HD Camera Lens Filter
Brand: Hoya
SKU: C553267
Price: 148 AUD

C553267 024066051059

$148

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Description

Durable and versatile, the Hoya UV HD Camera Lens Filter has a scratch and stain-resistant and water and oil-repellent design that can help enhance your outdoor photography.

Key Features

The Hoya UV HD Camera Lens Filter features a high-density sharp-cut UV glass to absorb ultraviolet rays and minimise haziness in your shots.
Thanks to its 8-layer anti-reflective multi-coating, the Hoya Lens Filter can minimise reflections and keep pictures sharp.
The filter’s frame is compatible with wide-angle lenses making it suitable for landscape shots.
For added convenience, the Hoya lens filter can also be used as a permanent lens protector.

Specifications

Specs

Barcode (GTIN)	024066051059
Product Type	Lens Filters
Brand	Hoya
Model	C553267
Filter Size	67mm
Manufacturers Express Warranty (months)	12

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Buying Guide: Camera Lens

Camera lenses play a pivotal role in image capture to the extent that an average camera with a good lens will take better photos than a high-end camera with a mediocre lens.